Neverend

Release: 30 maart 2004 (RPG)

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Discovering the background of Agavaen, and determining her final personality is one of the main purposes of the game, which continuously appears as the principal plot is being resolved.

There is a predefined part of this development, comprising mainly the revealing of the characters backgrounds and her transformation from a charming, yet rather unimportant magic-using girl heretic into a true ancient fairy, a divine being of some unexpected powers. This story is dosed and offered to the player in small fragments and their composition do not allow player to capture the entire complexity and sense of the whole until the game is nearing its final stages. There is plenty of room for anticipation of things to come and opportunities for further research of the past also are abundant. The concept is to give every player the main answers needed for the understanding of the story without forcing him to be too much concerned with completing the puzzle.

The second part of the personal evolution is completely free for the player to determine. As the story goes, Agavaen will finally become what she was originally supposed to be – a true fairy, Aure, an ancient being whose kindred left this world a long time ago. But the way how she achieves that final goal is completely free for the player to choose, with many open possibilities. There are two principal conclusions of the game, finishing as a �good� fairy, a true soul of nature and magic, or also an option, as an evil, dark one, which does not reckon the claims of men and aims to avenge the fall of the Auren they had earlier caused.

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